1973 | During a shocking interview, Marlon Brando explains... his refusal to accept the Oscar for The Godfather: “I refused it because of the growing dominance of Zionists in Hollywood. They own the studios, shape the scripts, and decide who gets to speak and who stays silent.”show more

Marlon Brando turned down The Godfather repeatedly because he... didn’t want to glamorize crime. When he accepted, he said, “I thought it would be interesting to play as gentleman, unlike Al Capone, who beat people with baseball bats.”show more

In a recent interview, PM Narendra Modi said, It... is because of Modi who made these #ElectoralBonds, you are getting to know who gave the money and who received it. But in the Supreme Court, His lawyer argued that “Citizens do not have the right to know the source of Political Parties' Funds".show more

For the legal/lawyer folks This script was sold years... ago when I had less leverage at the negotiating . standard recoup to release rights is the studio gets back every dollar they put into it. BUT even if those terms were met, the studio still gets to decide whether or not to greenlight the recoup. If you got front of the kilo, then decide that you wanted to get out the dope game, the dope boy still has to decide whether or not he wants to accept the terms of your exit. Because my careers at a different point now, they know that this script has a pretty good chance of getting some motion so now (well within the terms of the original contract) they trying to arrange new terms to release the script so they can get a pinch of whatever I make off of it. I wish you all could be on the calls where we negotiate the terms of these contracts with entertainment lawyers. Shit ain’t as clear cut as y’all trying to make it in these comments . And on top of THAT, truth be told a lot of studios don’t give ideas back because if the idea gets hot somewhere else, the exact that left the ideal walk out the door is going to lose their job. Im not even trippin. It’s all in the game. I not giving them a pinch of McDonald’s…I’m about to go and write McDowells. I got enough ideas to write me a hunnid scripts…sheeeiittshow more

Who are the Zionists? Zionists believe in an irreligious... and perverse ideology called Zionism, and even consider it their religion. Zionists also view Judaism, Jews, and all religions and peoples on earth as enemies. Zionists are land, sheep, and donkey thieves. Wherever Zionists go, they create turmoil and chaos. Zionists are genocidal and murderous. Zionists are enemies of humanity. Zionists try to deceive people by spreading false news thanks to lobbies and the media power they have. In other words, if we were to try to describe the Zionists, there is so much to write about, but in short, you should know them as humanoid devils because the Zionists are devils roaming the earth.show more

They just can’t do it. It’s pointless. Between the... ineptitude of some and the refusal to accept that the winds have changed, an incredible cocktail is created. Even with the images right in front of them, they can’t accept that the Pope is LeoXIV. #presstrash #vaticannews #silerenonpossumshow more

#wontuminews : Meet Nana Akuffo-Addo,Former President of the Republic... of Ghana who increased the salaries of government workers and paid them during the Covid lockdown. They decided to vote against his party because of licensure exams and empty promises.show more

As long as you don't have your own loaf... of bread, you won't have an opinion. The hungry don't think, they just repeat. Freedom begins with a loaf of bread, not with dignity granted, because dignity is not granted, dignity is taken away. Poverty is not just the deprivation of money, it is the denial of dignity and the slow denial of will. You don't have the right to make Egyptian decisions related to your life when you are under the yoke of hunger. Don't ask the hungry to speak, feed them first, and don't ask for the opinion of the hungry. You must free them from the humiliation of questioning.. The mind doesn't function on an empty stomach, and dignity doesn't exist in a bread queue. Because he who doesn't have his bread doesn't have his voice, and he who doesn't have his voice doesn't own himself, and he who doesn't own himself doesn't own anything. This is true hell: being forced into silence because you can't afford to live.. Dear friends, two days ago I tweeted that I needed to buy two bags of flour... one for me and my family, and one for the 25 cats at the shelter. This is a new update. Unfortunately, no aid has flowed in over the past two days, and the price of flour has risen even more than it was. My friends, I barely received enough support to buy one bag.. I need you to stand by me because the price of a bag of flour has become $600 now. I am in real trouble. In a few days, the price of flour will rise even more and more if they do not allow any aid to enter... If I get these two bags, I can rely on them for my family and the cats for a whole month. I don't want to buy more than that, because a lot of things can happen in a month... I need a serious stand from you to get another bag of flour for me, for the cats, and for my family.. Your prayers and supplications are for us.. The tanks have advanced further today.. They are only a 20-minute walk away from me and things are terrifying.. Please keep us posted with your thoughts... and interact with my tweets... Your interaction helps spread the word. It's free support, and I appreciate it.show more

They came for Linda Mwananchi leaders you kept silent... because you were Tutam . They raided the payslip of the middle income earners you kept quiet because you were a UDA supporter. They came for the GenZ ,abducted and killed them,you kept silent because you were baby boomer; They then came for the journalist and the media ,you kept quiet because you were not a journalist; and then they came for you and there was no one left to speak for you. Kenya needs a renaissance!show more

Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were expected to... be the face of understanding, because when racism happens, the spotlight rarely stays on the act. It shifts to the reaction. The burden moves from the offense to the offended, and we then have to prioritize everyone else’s comfort over our own hurt. Black people know that look they gave. The controlled pause, the tightened jaw, the professional decision to swallow your pride. Because within moments, the focus drifted away from the men who had to absorb the slur and toward protecting the person who said it. Explaining it. Contextualizing it. Cushioning it. But we will say it for them: HELL NO. The BAFTA’s and BBC failed Michael, Delory, The Tourettes/Disabled Community and The Viewers.show more

Life is such a funny thing. You kidnapped a... medical doctor and his brother. Demanded for 100M naira, killed the younger brother in the process and released the doctor after a ransom of millions of naira was paid. Now your own child is sick, you rushed her to the hospital and guess who attended to the child? The same doctor you kidnapped and almost killed. To everyone who prayed and contributed for the safe release of Dr Abu Tunde, the HO who was kidnapped in Auchi, God bless you all, his abductors have been arrested at the hospital where he was met to attend to their own child.show more

for the one who stayed up too late building... something nobody believed in yet. for the one who felt their first mint and never forgot it. for the gamer who sees the world as a collection of things worth earning. for the one who believes some things are meant to find you. for the dreamer who collects because it means something to them. 777 pieces. hand drawn. one of one. tomorrow they find their people. gmonx.show more

Let’s not erase the one who had the most... paparazzi swarming him during his entrance, the one who had a whole line of people waiting just to even speak to him, the one sitting next to THE PRESIDENT OF CHANEL FASHION, the one who was hugged by the designer of the show afterwards, the one whose Chanel outfit was worn for the first time by him besides the model, the one who started the trend for idols attending fashion shows in the first place … should I go on? 😭show more

The NDC remains disturbingly silent as if everything is... fine in their World Bank. They refuse to speak up for the good people of Agavedzi, Amutinu, and Salakorpe. However, if this were an NPP administration, the NDC would be shouting at the top of their lungs and making all sorts of insinuations. The silence of the NDC leadership in the Volta Region is deafening. The indifference shown by the Volta Parliamentary Caucus amounts to a betrayal and disservice to the people of the Volta Region, who, against all odds, chose to put their political future in the hands of the NDC. While I blame President Mahama for the inaction thus far, my disappointment is with the NDC leaders in the Volta Region, including the MPs. They are responsible for the suffering of Agavedzi, Amutinu, and Salakorpe because of their lack of advocacy. To whom much is given, much is expected... These videos and pictures were taken today. Need I say more?show more

🚨 JUST IN — President Trump had the PERFECT... response to Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes “You can’t tell him who to interview! If he wants to interview Nick Fuentes… get the word out!” “Ultimately, the PEOPLE have to decide!” MSM wanted 47 to CANCEL Tucker and Fuentes (or at least attempt to), but Trump REFUSED. This is the way. Let the PEOPLE decide!show more

They found the answer for a baby who refused... to travel without seeing his mom.show more

#Cannes jury member Paul Laverty says "shame on Hollywood"... for blacklisting actors like Susan Sarandon for opposing the war in Gaza. “Cannes has a wonderful poster [of 'Thelma and Louise']. Isn’t it fascinating to see some of them like Susan Sarandon, Javier Bardem and Mark Ruffalo blacklisted because of their views in opposing the murder of women and children in Gaza? Shame on Hollywood people who do that. My respect and total solidarity to them. They’re the best of us, I look up to them."show more